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A GRKAr SALE Or Day GooDs
By LUTTRELL & WINE,


1890 Pennsylvanis avenue northwest,
IN order TO make change in business at early
dte We are Offering to the public for Fall and WIN
Ter wear the following Inducements. viz
Bcaurful "a BrOsdclOth for ladies' wear. 81 81
worth 81 -.
beautiful Ga Striped Cloth. all WOOL at 75c worth
beautiful a. serges all wool at 37Hc, worth Soc
sos.
Ihe best Black Henrietta Cloth in the market at 81
epieniid line of Dress Goods from 2oc. to Il.
Ilegant Plaid Serges at 2Oc.
All colors al wool Flannel Cloths at &c.
silk Nelvets in all shades at SJc., worth 81.
BLACK silks al sSoc,S ! -2D,S l9O 81 and 81.
We guarantee the prices in the goods. the famous
Guinet brand.
full line OF Flannels Blankets. and Domestics at
lowest cash prices.
A full line Of Underwear in gents. ladies' and chill
drOn's.
A job lot Of Towels. st s3 per doz. worth e.
Linen Sheeting at 81. worth Sl2J.
Linen Damasks and Nal kins a speciality.
iarxe lot of bandkerchIefs and Gloves very cheap
One lot Misses heavy rbLed regular made Hose at
19c-. worth from 25c 10 SOC.
Our stock IL complete. our prices the lowest.
All persons indebted to will oblige by settling
their accouts Rt before the change is made in
business
LUTTRELL WINE,
o29-2w 1890 Pa. ave- n. W. cor 10th St
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Ceunserseiser ssPese'' Mccartney.

m WILL BIZ RRIEAsKD FROM THE INDIANA PENr-
TERTIARY TODAY ONLY 10 Be ARRESTED AGAIN.
MICHIGAN CITY, IND. october 2s.-AIter serving
q sentence OF nfteen years In the Northern In
diana Pententiary in this city, for counterfeting,
Pete Mccartney, the prince OF ''Queer showers" !"
win be released to-day, but only 70 get As Ear as
the big iron gates where deputy .. 8. marshal
will arrest him again 10 further answer for his
former crimes The marshal has Q warrant 10
take Mccartney 70 the Jurisdiction Of the Unlted
States Court for the southern district OF Illinois,
al Sprfngneld. where san Indictment eighteen
years old hangs over his head for making
and passing spurious bank notes McCart-
ney does not expect TO be released
until next month, and even then does
mot anticipate reafrest, for he Processes TO
believe he has made his peace with the secret
service ofncers Mccartney has q national repu-
tatton Is the greatest counterfeter In the United
6tatea He operated successfully 20 the consterna-
tion OF the Government of1ces for years before he
was captured He was nnally arrested at Rich
mOpd Ind, and tried TO br1De his capcors with
ri 500 good money 70 allow him to escape, but the
cfier was rejected. During his prison i1fe here
NcCaytney has made two Efforts 70 get away, one
nearly successful When nrst imprisoned he was
worth considerable money, but tt h all gone now ,
and with tt hts health. He u stxty-nine Year,
old.
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TO SURROUND SWORD BEARER.
The Troops will Move on the Hostile
CrOWs Monday or Tuesday.

ST. PAUL. october 2y.-A Fort Custer special 10
the Pioneer Press says: IL Is learned on good au.
thority that the troops Will move On sword Bear.
er's camp Monday or Tuesday next In such force
as 10 intlmsdate him. The troops Will surround
hlm. cutting on his escape.
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The Quebec Conference.
WHAT PREMIER MERCER SAYS HAS BEEN ACCOM-

QUEBEC, october 29.-AfUer acknowledging Q
voUe OF thanks at luncheon yesterday, Hon. Mr..
Mercer, premier OF Queoec, speaking Of the work
OF the conference, said: "Me have come 70 the
ist and the remedy which should be applied 10
them. Among numerous propositions Of vital i'm
iuuions unanimously adopted by this conferences
and signed by every one OF It's members, am
happy 70 state that autonomy OF The provinces has
been most positively asserted as the rctl basis OF
our form OF government and the only guarantee
OF It's maintenance. The very dlfncult question of
the financial position OF the provinces ana their
respective claims have been satisfactorily dealt
with, and the coniei ence have come 20 q conclUs
sion which, II earned out, VIII meet The require
ment OF various provinces without detriment %
the general interest OF the dominion"
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THE EXAMINATION OF clerks in the War Depart
ment for promotion was continued in the rooms Of
the Civil Service Commission yesterday. There
were eighteen from the Adtutant-0enerals once
fourteen nom the Surgeon Generals ONCE one
from the Inspector Generals ONCE two from the
gtneer' ONCE.
NAVAL ORDERa-Ueut. ". q. Emory has been
ordered to examination for promotion; Ensign
VIM. w. Gilmer has been ordered to the Nhsic:
Assistant Paymaster G.. 8. williams has been
ordered 10 the Fish Commission steamer Albatross:
PaymaSter Chaa D. lid has been detached
from tne AIoatross and placed on waiting orders;
ASSlstant PaymaSter j. 8. Phillips, from the naval
orders
AMONG THE Presidents CALLERS to-day were
Acting secretary Of the Navy Harmony, Judge
Montgomery, and Third Auditor Williams with
Messrs Swift and Talbot, OF California.
DEATH OF REARADxrRAL NIcHoIsoN-The Navy
Department is informed that Rear Admiral J. w.
A. NICHOLSON, retired, died in New York yesterday.
He was born In Massachusetts, and entered the
Navy from New York in 1888. He performed val
uaDie service during the war. He was promoted
1881. He was retired March 10, 1883 For a long
time he was on duty in Washington as president
OF the examining board. He was always known
IN tne navy as war Horse" Nicholson.
PERsoNAL-Louis C. Won Kopr and Joshua La
james or New York are at welcker's-James D..
Dunford will leave tomorrow for East Bluehill,
Me-, where he will remain for two or three years
TO prosecute the study Of nyineering.-James
m. Evarts and 8. G. Nelson or New York are at
Wormley'a-Charles P. Choteau OF st. Louis and
NJ. L. Parker OF New York are at the Arlington
w. b. Williams OF Virgtnina, F. A. Sinclair and
Norris Green OF New York. l. T. Smith Of st. Louis,
Geo X. Keife OF Philadelphia, and Clarence Hall
OF Maryland, are at the NationaL-H. Oppen-
heimer and Frank Durine OF New York d. HaR.
erty OF Baltimore, and s. A. Howard Of Massachu-
setts are at the MetropOlitan.-M. s. Meacham
OF memphis, Is at Wtlards.-W. j. Langdale OF
phlladelphla, Is at the RiggS.-Mr. de Weckher-
lin, minister from the Netherlands, was In New
York last night.
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Pullman and Freight Cars Burned.

DESTROYED AT Los ANGELES.
Los ANGELES, CAL, OCTOBER 29.-The most ex-
tenSve fire In the history OF Los Angeles broke out
at the California Central X. K freight depot last
evening. II started in an Oil car. In few min
utes the whole freight depot, over 600 feet long,
was In flames. The building was consumed with
all its contents. 1t was full OF freight About
twenty freight cars loaded with various classes OF
goods were burned; four Pullmans and several
roughly estimated at 500, ZOO. II Is understood
there was no Insurance
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49, TO THE BUSINESS MEN, CITIZENS
AND RESIDENTS
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

The rapid and unprecedented growth of the District
Of Columbia its constantly increasing population aud
the development of its present and future business
interests necesstates the publication of Directory
that will be thoroughly reliable and satisfactory.
The undersigned proposes to publish q Directory
that will be complete and comprehensive containing
the name occupation. and address of every profess
siona man. householder, trzdesman, and artisan who
resides within the limits Of the District of Columbia
large corps Of intelligent canvassers will be placed
in the field in few days. and q systematic and com.
plete of the District will be made by
squares.
The Directory will be replete with information Of
interest to every taxpayer and resident
to the tax laws valuations Of property license laws
police regulations the public schools and heal oce
and variety Of useful information that will be of in
terest to all
1t will contain accurate map of the District with
all extensions Of streets and avenues which are con-
tempated by the District or have been made
to the date Of ISSUE
large sale Of the book has been already
and advertisers will hndi to be of the best
ciums in presenting their and merchandise to
the notice Of the public.
Canvassers will call upon the business community
soliciting advertisements. which will be inserted at
reasonable rates. and would request that such en-
couragement may be given will justify the publics-
ton Of large edition Of the book.
shall give my personal attention to the manage
ment Of this enterprise and respectfully solicit the
patronage and support Of my friends and the general
puolic IN my euors 70 pfoNie tneni with more COM
plete Direeory than any heretofore published this
locality.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FIVE DOLLARS
The Office will be temporarily located st 224 Four
| and-a-Hah st II ". After the LIST Of November st
14l7 St n W., room 4. second floor
WILLIAM DICKSON.
o25-6t Publisher.
R~ GAs-EIxTUREs.
LARGEsr STOCK Low PRICES.
AEw ANDihoNa NEW TENDERS
Z r. BROOKS,
au1S 531 18th IT.. Corcorzn building.
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suicide os an lusane Wsaaa.

NEW YORK, october l9l-Barbara Broschart, a
aged widow, committed suicide at No. l64 Ridge
street early this morning. she had been sick for
many years and had spent hall her time In hos
Bellevue afIer an attack OF q wasting lever tnat
had leTt ner mentally and physically weak AT
daybreak her son, who but an hour before had seen
her sleeping soundly IN her bed, found her lying
dead on the moor with her throat cut almost sever.
ing the head from the bocy. She Was without
doubt insane.
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A NEGRO Found Murdered.

BRN1NGHAM, ALA, october 29.-A negro named
b L Benson was found dead on The railroad en-
bankmenL near Wheeling, yesterday morning
and put there, as he had ahole In the side OF his
head and was known to have had SO the night
previous. There Is no clue as TO his murderers
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Manitoba's Proposed Railroad.
CONSTRUCTION WILL BEGIN AS SOON AS wINNIPI
PAYS IFS S}OO.OOO

MINHEAPoLIs, MIMI, October 29.-Contracts for
the completion OF the Red River Valley Railroad
have been signed and the road will De finished at
once II the city OF Winnipeg furnishes the $500 600
promised. A delay has arisen through the failure
OF the banks which are largely controlled by the
bank OF Montreal TO accommodate with loans
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The yVorId,s Cotton supply

NEW YORK, october 29.-The total visible supply
OF cotton Tor the world ls 947 bales OF which
1,7ls,347 bales are American, against ls6l, 80
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King Humbert % Visit Unser Fritz.
ROME, october 29-King Humbert will soon visit
Crown Prince Frederick William OF Germany at
Baveno.
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Rundle Defeated by Carkeek.

LONDON, october 2a-Rundle, the champion
wrestler OF England, Was defeated by Carkeek at
Newton Abbott yesterday. The match was for
E1OQ
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Washington News and Gossip.

CONVENIENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-lnternal rev.
enue, $3.50, ,4S9; customs s65l, ,647
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III. F. WooDAsD s. Co
BEG TO REQUEST YOUR PRESENCE
AT THEIR OPENING DISPLAY OF
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS AT THEIR
NEW STORE. CORNER OF 18TH AND
= STREETS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 90.
1857.
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War Department Changes.
Joseph IAnsey, clerk class one, Quartermaster-
Generals 0mce, resigned
ThomaA J. SaunderA agent, transferred 20 the
-0eneralS once.
J. = Wh1teside. of Aassachu1ett4 declined IN
appointment - CLERK ct q, ,OO0
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FOURTH STREET NJ. E. CHURCH, s. E.
49, Rev. NJ. I. b; kICE, pastor. am, Sunday
scnool at the church and Mission am. Miss Fisher
1880 pm. preaching by the pastor $3.50 m, young
peoples praise meeting Revival services during
week. Conie and worship with aud we will do thee
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HD Am N etMa.-A young man earning
his arm In sling walked up 70 Detective Horne
arm w6S broken. Tho ofacer did not believe the
story. and took the applicant 70 the Health once
20 have Dr. Pool examlne him The young man
injured his broken arm. The young man Was
subsequently, taken % the Em6Eyency HoGpifaL
and took a the bandAga To-day, IN the Police
Court - paeoded guilty % charge q vagfancy,
ana was fzvea three months On the Darn.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Acting Secretary Of the Navy Harmony, Judge
Montgomery, and Third Auditor Williams with
MesSrS Swift and Talbot, OF California
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-29

Yesterday was the third day oe registratioo In
100.15A
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BASE Ball NEXT YHAR-nr. Ted Sullivan, who
has been the agent OF the washington club IN
signing players In the Northwest for next year,
has returned 70 Warrington. He secured Wilmot
and Murray, formerly Of the St Paul club. and
Hoy, formerly OF the Oehkoah club Wilmot and
Hoy are said to Be- phenomenal outnelders, and
Murray . capital backstop while al are heavy
hitIeFI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

80
We take pleasure in announcing to our patrons and
the pub generally that owing to the favorable recep
ton of Wines and the consequent rapidly increas-
ing demA.Id for them, making such changes
have become necessary. We shall remove about
the of November to our offices and salesrOoms
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-20

Home Is woman's domain, and she II
entitled 70 everything that can be added
| to spare her much annoyance aud har'|
labor. There are many c0nveniences
(which II brought in use. are inexpensive
and viii materially tighten the burden
| and labor OF the housewife. Prominen'
lamong these conveuiences Is the Wapa.
kameta Porcelain Churn, which is meet
ing with such remarkable sale and suc-
Icess wherever introduced. Who eveI
sees these churns will need no explana-
ltion Of the reasons for the great demand.
This churn is sold solely on its merits.
and we do this knowing that wherever
liz goes il will make a clean record. Ths
following are a few OF the many advan
|tages conceded TO the Porcelain Churn
by all who have used them. viz LIST, "A
great saving to labor. "a. II il so cor
structed that it absolutely can not leak
Sd, The quality Of the butter; the inside
parts being such as not to injure tn,
grain of the butter. 4th. The quamtii,
OF the butter; the construction Of III.
dssher being such rs 10 subject all of tn,
cream TO an equal amount Of agitation
the butter 10 come very evenly
thereby producing more butter from d
given amount Of cream Than any othe'
Ichnrn can. 5th. the ease Of removing
the butter and washing the churn. TIL,
entire top Of the churn is open when the
cover il taken OF. thus giving abundant
access for removing the butter. All thai
lis required 10 thoroughly cleanse tn
|churn is to put in some hot water and
give the crank few turns. III appear
ance. 1t would be an ornament to an,
room in the house.
To responsible parties we will Civ
| this c..urn on ten days. trial For sale b,
| Friedman. Scheirich n Co., Hardwar,
Store, corner I'd and jackson SITS, near
X r. depot. jasper. Ind
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-20

PERsoSAL.-Mr. Thos. II. Dillon, Esq.,
and wife, went 10 Pike county, Wednes-
DAY, on q visit TO their relatives and
lriende. Mrs. Dillon will remain there
Tor three or four weeks for the benefit Of
gain.
M. France Green, OF Hunting burg,
called to see Us this week. aud left with
ne few copies Of Green's Real Estate
Bulletin for distribution.
Mr.. George Bohnerf, Of Oakland City,
was seen upon our streets this week.
George L full Of business and seems de-
!ermiued to make bis frequent visits win
y tho near future. Success 70 you,
George.
Capt. Leming and his estimable lady,
g Daviess county, were In Jasper last
saturday on shopping tour aud visit
ing their numerous friends.
NJ. and Mrs. Swan, and their son
Mark. arrived IN Jasper last Wednesday.
.,slathe way from Los Angeles, Cal
lIornle. Any one wanting 4 landscape
" their own faces taken will therefore
nave good opportunity.
NJ. John Dlllon, whose winsome
SMILES once graced the streets or Jasper.
1 s who ID now : successful lawyer 81
tre, Dakota Ty., was shaking hands
wse ne many friends IN Jasper We'd
SSusy. John appeared 20 be just a
..Ppy . ever II not : leetlo more 90,
- e seemed TO be IN : hurry We did not
49, long chat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-20

The high school at this place closed
last Friday. All we've well pleased.
The Sunday school Il IL good running
order, with Mr.. X. N. Craig - super
intcndent.
Health good; weather pleasant, and
everybody seems % be enjoying them
selves.
The Otwell Mill Co. Seems 10 be do
ling q good business and they surely de-
serve good patronage IS they are Ill
good men, and make Is fine -four g any
mill 10 the country.
Mr.. Jacob Bower has started single
factory here and IL turning out fair
Ishingle. As soon rs he gets little more
experience be will make : frst-class
lsbingle.
Dwell IL taking boom. suppose
its on the strength Of the Il. IL. We
know Of about i've or six houses under
that will be completed here this
susnmer. HurrA hurrai for dwell.
Last Saturday 1t noon while resting
|ono Of Mr.. James Peaches sons went
in White river bathing and got into deep
water and drowned. The boy was sew
|emteen years Of age. He was found soon
after some two hundred yards above
there.
Rudolph 3 Hedrick are doing : rat
Ting business In their new store. They
are drawing lots OF trade this way. They
have just finished u large warehouse
which they need badly. They are now
ready 70 receive wool and All kinds Of
marketing. Wool 10 what they seek for
most. JACK SLAsHEB.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-20

W: D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind.
testifies: II can recommend EIectri,
Biiters a. the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every case
One man took six bottles, and was cured
o. rheumatism Of ID years' standing.
Abraham Hare, drnggist, BellevilIe
Ohio. afIirms: 1.-THE best selling med
icinc have ever handled In my 20 years
experience, IL Electric Bittcrs." Thou.
sands Of Others have added their testi
mony. % that the verdict Is unanimoui
that Electric Bitters do cure I'll diseases
Of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only
: half dollar bottle q Mehringer Bros
Drug Store. 2.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-20

Jasper has had The building boom. IN,
Rns boom, but the greatest and latest 4
the Normal boom.
The attendance IL Increasing daily
The Interest manifested BY the STUDENT
has almost reached white heat.
1 The ''modus operandis clsss was con
Quoted by Prof Logan on Friday even
ing. The methods no presented IN or
biography were various, but quite com
prehensive.
Miss Rose followed the opening song
on Friday with select reading which
was we'll received.
The reading OF "Ivanhoe" conducted
by Prof Sweeney has led 10 some Ia.
vestigaiion IN regard 10 the plot OF ihs
story and The history Of the times IN
which II was written. First class litera.
iure properly read, begeis good thoughts
good thoughts bcgcs good deedA.
Miss Goldman read = most excellent
selection on Monday morning. subject IN
The observance Of the Sabbath
Prof Clarke has succeeded admirably
In ar0usiug an interest In the Mental
Science class, directing the thoughts oI
the younger and weaker ones. giving op.
portunity TO the more mature aud
thoughtful ID giving expression 10 their
ideas : = faculty. that IL not natural
sh0uld be cultivated BY the one who
wishes 20 teach successfully.
The title Of ''major domo' has been
unanimously voted TO Mr.. Geo. NohI
for pumcsnaIity in opening school build.
ing and the ringing Of bell for opening
school, and also in calling recitations
Some persons take 1.-THE cake" for one
thing, some for another, but George
takes the "Whole bakery" for punctuaIity
George is the only man In the Normal
that bosses the Professors, aud they obey
him.
Miss Lettie Dillon, who II an excellent
reader, read seIection called "A Pic
|tnre" on Tuesday morning, which set
many 10 thinking OF the days of auId
lang syRe.
Lei me ask why there was no reading
on Wednesday morning?
One OF the voting students, who IL q
kind OF a wit. after the close Of school
one evening this week, was heard TO say
"Now school il ont aud we can chaw
terbaccer and cussl"
PERSONALS Prof r. s. MorRenthaler,
Of Huntingburg, made the Normal n.y.
ing visit last week.
Mr.. j. NJ. Griffin. OF the Times, and
Mrs. Cooper. one Of our most success
ful teachers. accompanied BY Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunter, Of Perry county, were
among some Of our visitors. Mr.. Hun
ter, who isa gray-haired veteran peda-
gogue, made few remarks on the early
trials Of his professional career, and con-
irasted them with the superior advan-
tages the teachers Of to-day enjoy by
having school tactics In the hands Of EFF
cient authorities.
Mr.. George Cooper, former Co. Snpi.
or Dubois county. and now candidate
for the came office In Pike county, called
At the Normal last week aud spoke
words Of good cheer to the teachers.
lie promised 70 give ne . lecture before
the Normal closes.
At this writing fifty pupils answer 70
roll call.
IvAxHoE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-20

The "HaysviIle Band" Waited Knox.
willie last sunday and was most cordially
received BY Dr. Cobie AMER dinner %
the Band WAS getting ready 10 60 home,
Mr.. Coble showed hin liberalily by max.
Ing the boys q present OF . i've dollar
note, besides he had already given them
their dinner. for which he has the thanks
OF each member and their best wishes.
In some future time they will visit him
aud his town again.
MEMBER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-20

0rTom Herbig has taken the agency
for the Wilsonis Electric Beta Bell
which Il : sure cure and never faiis. foI
rheumatism. Neuralgia. PaIpitaiion ol
the Heart, Dyspepsia, AL Nervous Dia.
eases, 30 They renew the Whole ner.
vous system. Soft.
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I0AnNEvIto be Wade Cut this ont and return
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ImIImRv something az great value and i'm
IIWuIIIvI i pcrtance 10 you. that will start yon
IuvUSuU0u IN business which Hlli bring you In
more money right away than any
thing else IN this world Any 40 the work and
live Il home Either~ex I'll Something new, that
ljn~t coins money fsr ~ workers We will start you;
lcapIial needed This 4 one q the fenuine I'm
portant chances of lifetime Those who ambitious
and enterprssng will not delay. Grand Quilt free.
Address Tsrx o., Augusta, nAins, 10Y
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BUCKLEN's AkNlCA sALyE
The BEsr SALvk IL the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe'
yer Sores. letter, Chspped Hands. Chill
blains, Corns, and ell Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re.
quired. Il IL guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
IS cents per box. For sale BY MehringeI
Bros, jasper.
Feb. 18th. 1897.--iv.
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~Mr. Anthony Kraus has added
much to the appearance OF his residence
BY the addition Of . new wire fence
That kind Of fence would he far better
No think than many OF the wooden
fences now 60 frequently seen rotting
down around our town.